All-American Girl

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Summary: Most hilarious book I've ever read!!!
Review: Samantha Madison is a girl who doesn't think much about herself. She is a regular teenager, but a Goth, and lives in Washington, D.C. She has an older sister named Lucy, who is a preppy cheerleader, and a younger sister Rebecca, who is smarter than the whole family. Samantha is in love with Lucy's boyfriend, Jack, who is an artist just like Samantha. Samantha thinks that Jack should be her boyfriend and not Lucy's because Lucy doesn't "treat him right".

But one day Samantha was at school and this guy told Samantha that he liked her shoes. She was surprised because nobody usually ever talked to her. She just went on with her day and later she got her report card and got a "C-" in German class. Her parents put her in an art class so she won't just fool around in her spare time. When she got there the same guy that told her he liked her shoes was there. They soon became friends once they got to know each other more. The boys name was David and Samantha thought he had a great sense of humor.

A few days later Samantha didn't want to go to art class so she just skipped it. She went right across the street to a music store. There she saw a guy that was listening to the same song, "Uptown Girl", over and over again. She was wondering why but didn't say anything. Later when she was leaving the store, the same guy came out too. She started to get worried but still didn't speak. Then, since she was in Washington, D.C., the president came out of a limousine and went into the ice-cream shop right next door to the music store. The "Uptown Girl Man" (as she called him) pulled out a gun from his coat. He shot near the president but Samantha dove on top of the man and the president ended up safe, but Samantha did have a broken arm. The police arrested "Uptown Girl Man" for trying to assassinate the president. Then the President invited Samantha and her family to the White House for dinner.

At dinner she ate with the President and his family. Surprisingly David, from art class, was there. He was the President's son. Samantha was so surprised about this. David and Samantha became even better friends than before. David even wrote Samantha's name on a windowsill in the White House.

Later Samantha was invited to the "Popular Girl's" party (the girl, Kris Parkes, only invited Samantha because of all the secret service cameras that followed Samantha around from the "almost" President's assassination). So Samantha went because her best friend Catherine really wanted to go with her boyfriend but couldn't go unless Samantha went. So Samantha invited David to go with her. Samantha and David went to the party and fell in love. Now Samantha doesn't like Jack anymore. She likes David.

I recommend this book to girls who like adventure and love.


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Summary: Superest!!!!!!! (I know it is not a word)
Review: This book is about an extreme individual, named Samantha (Sam, for short.). She likes to wear black, listens to NO DOUBT, likes to draw, lives in the absloute shadow of her older sister, who is a social butterfly, and her younger sister, who is a certified genius. Sam is also in love with her older sister's boyfriend, Jack, who she considers as her equal and soul-mate for life. The trouble is, he doesn't know. No, wait. That's not the problem. The problem is that her parents found out she was charging people at school for celebrity portaits and she now has to attend a boring old drawing class, learning about how to draw thing she is already a hundred times better at doing before she even had to take the stupid class. But that's not the half of it. One day, she ditches. And saves the president from an assasin attack. Now, she's famous world-wide, and in much favor of the president, but that's STILL not even the worst part of it. The worst part is. . .















































the president's son might be in love with her.






















Rating:
Summary: An O.K. book
Review: This book was written by one of my favorite authors. While reading it, it felt like i was with Samantha everyday and i could see everything that was happening. And i couldnt wait read the next page. All American Girl is a funny and great book, i recommend it to anyone who enjoyed the Princess Diaries series.